Zines

Issuu is a digital publishing platform for magazines, catalogs, and more... You can search Issuu's online database for individual self-published zines!

"Compilation zine on grief, loss, death, and mourning in radical scenes -- how grief intersects with radical politics, how we can support those we know who have lost people dear to them, how we can support ourselves through the overwhelming emotions that accompany loss and mourning, how we can create room in radical scenes for people to grieve and still participate, how we cope and take care of ourselves in the midst of loss."--zinelibrary.info

An online archive, based in Milwaukee and run by a group of six anonymous people since 2003, collecting queer zines from the last three decades and making them available online for free. Their website is a lesson in queer history, full of rare zines, including all the issues of J.D.s, the legendary queercore zine by G.B. Jones and Bruce LaBruce from the late 80s and early 90s.

POC Zine Project's mission is to makes zines by POC (People of Color) easy to find, distribute and share. We are an experiment in activism and community through materiality. POC Zine Project (Tumblr version - old)

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I'm Roxy. I'm an Avid doodler inspired by cartoons, manga, zines, textiles, fat positivity, sex positivity, being Salvadoran-Mexican American and an ally for ALL ethnic and gender representation in art.

A digital zine "for and by Latinx"

(sometimes Frijolerx Press) Alma Rosa is a Chicana writer, spoken word poet, and zine maker who resides in Los Angeles, CA. She is the founder of Frijolera Press, a d.i.y Xicana zine press. She is the creator of Tranquila Zine and Love in the Time of Trump. She is currently working on a new collection of stories titled Feathered Serpent: The Raven and the POEtry. Her hobbies include collecting paper mache skeletons and being in love. Alma Rosa's Instagram

is a series of music zines dedicated to black girls and woman-identifying metalheads. The zine, which recently released a coloring book, chronicles the music scene through prose and pictures.

It is sometimes said that science is the most democratic and robust forms of knowledge. But what life does science live outside the laboratory and how can it be shared, created, and questioned in the everyday by everyone?
A collaboration of artists, students, scientists and anyone else who is seriously curious about the sciences, the Small Science Collective produces small zines and web comics on topics from ants to galaxies. Read online, download the zines, distribute, make your own!